Welcome to Hotel Babuino 181
Four Star Boutique Hotel in central Rome
Babuino 181 has a perfect location in Rome, on the famous via Babuino between Piazza del Popolo and the Spanish Steps. Like each of our Rome Luxury Suites hotels, Babuino 181 combines the rich history of this enchanting neighborhood with contemporary Italian style. Each of our tastefully appointed rooms & suites was designed for the discerning traveler. Add our customized service and you’ve found the ideal chic boutique hotel in Rome.
Exquisite Offers & Packages
Bed and Breakfast
Start Your day with a somptuosus breakfast at Assaggia - our gourmet restaurant!
Advance Booking
Plan your thrip in advance and save! Book Babuino 181 with 21 days in advance..
Book direct and save 10%
Book direct a 3-nights stay in one of our suites at Babuino 181 and save 10%!
Why stay with us
Great service, historic location, world class dining, beautiful rooms – see why our guests love to come back.
Our Excellent Location
One of the most enchanting neighborhoods in Rome.
A Four Star chic boutique hotel in Rome between the Spanish Steps & Piazza del Popolo.
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